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Sterling Radio EnqineerCareerAlthough a comparatively young man, G. E, Sterling, whoon June 1 assumed the position of Assistant Chief Engineer and Chief of the Radio IntelligenceDivision of the Engineering Department of the Federal Communications Commission has had a long and distinguished careerin his chosen profession. The highlights of that career, which had its beginning when radio was in its infancy, include service to the armed forces in World War I. both on the Mexican border and overseas. In fact, he, as a young lieutenant m the Signal Corps, assisted in organizing the first radio intelligence section of the American Expeditionary Force in 1917Today, when radio intelligence becomes a thousand times more vital. Sterling is continuing to give the same brand of “especially excellent and meritorious service for which he received a citation in the last world war.BiographyGeorge Edward Sterling was born at Peaks Island. Portland. Maine, June 21. 1894. He attendedpublic grammar and high schoolsm Maine and took special mathematical and technical courses at Johns Hopkins University and Baltimore City College.His experience in radio dates from 1903 as an amateur operator. He was one of the first in the 1 See STERLING. Page 4lt;
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Kingsville Record
Kingsville, Texas, US
Wed, Jun 03, 1942
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